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“CEOs don’t know what it’s worth until it’s walking out the door,” Comyns said. “Then they stand in the door and say, ‘You’re not going anywhere.’” They deserve what they get. If you underfund critical parts of your infrastructure that you
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Year is 2040. Candidate for Senate was linked to foreign agent for some innocuous reason. FISA court grants warrant. Justice find nudes, because obviously. Incumbent administration leaks to Twitter. This is such a bad move the tragedy/
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SpaceX caught nose cone of its Falcon Heavy rocket in the net of a boat
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Ms. Tree Caught the Falcon Fairing
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Wrong problem. Make school cheaper. I'd seriously consider removing private (and public) schools tax exempt status. Or tax them at some non zero rate pegged to their fee curve. Tuition growing at double digit percent a year is utterly
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Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19823022 .
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So, like, everyone gets the same return in the market - say 5% S&P500 avg return - and so the total return on more money is more than the return on less money, because math. 1.05x100<1.05x1000 And, of course, we all know those with c
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Anyone surprised? For this and other reasons I've refused to use their service and other services like theirs. Here's a service. Pay to get your panel/exome/whole genome sequenced, put your data on gcp/aws/azur
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Ya, and? Isn't that always the case - the owners of finite resources profit. Is there some other way it would be?
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Ok, so French citizens/entities are bard from analyzing legal decisions. But, like, uh, how does this stop a non-French entity from doing the very same thing? ... and then making it available to the world! You know, cause a non-French
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I say it all the time: a significant fraction of my job is to read and write google documents. I’m either writing docs or I’m reading/commenting on docs someone else wrote. Reading and writing are foundational skills needed in virtuall
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These Aren’t Your Ordinary Data Centers
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For every residential building built mandate 20% units allocated for low income housing. You end up with incentivized developers and low income families distributed throughout the region and not centralized in projects. Problem solved.
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No, no. Jail time would definitely make this problem, and many similar corporate malfeasance problems, go away.
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8y ago
They do something similar to this now with social security and other gov payouts. Someone I know has an AMEX blue card or something like that where money is deposited to.
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Cashless society will have real repercussions for the lower rungs of the economic ladder. As it is I ask myself how do I give money to homeless people when I'm not carrying cash? How do people without phones or cards interact with no c
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Will this handle (repeatable) “record” (struct/array) data types natively? /disclaimer: work in google cloud
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I use Apple pay wherever possible. It is far quicker and more convenient than either cash, chip card or swipe in that order. Besides convenience, security and privacy are the backstop for my usage. I just trust Apple more to not be sleezy w
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Pegasus by NSO
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This is a very good way to think about the price of goods. When supply and demand are in relative equilibrium price remains stable and reflects the cost of production plus some margin for manufacturers. When you trim demand even slightly by
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That is more or less accurate as an upper bound. You can find public talks from Twitter engineers that specifically highlight their tweet/ps at 3k-7k and this was years ago.
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The Hadoop archive they recently moved to Google is 300PB. Good luck.
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Good Cloud Storage (GCS) has this functionality out of the box. https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/locations /I work for Google/
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If you are suggesting an employee is obliged to give two weeks notice, you are incorrect. That is not how it works in the United States. We do not have forced labor.
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This^
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Your comment is ridiculous on its face. The reduction of your argument is that all topics should be written about once. Well, thankfully, that's not the case. There is a saying, the best way to learn something is to teach. And that is
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The key phrase here is "a few years later". Much has changed in this area of medicine over the last few years...
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As a human living on Earth, I don't actually care much what you think. See how that feels?
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This. Same boat. Have a Mazda CX-5. No clue how one functions without an SUV. That said, my wife has a Honda Accord - she is always driving my SUV and is actively looking to trading into some sort of SUV especially as we start thinking seco
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I'll take issue with your thesis. I was once standing in Marin county overlooking the Golden Gate bridge, there I read a plaque describing how the bridge was built ahead of schedule and under budget - in the 1930s (no computers!). Behi
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